Ruby dbi documentation

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Hi,

I have a problem locating any good documentation for ruby DBI.
all I can find on the sourceforge page is some specs and some examples.

I’ve found ‘using the Ruby DBI Module’ by Paul DuBois, with mor
edescriptions, but I still don’t have a reference documentation for it.

Id appriciate some links.

db

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I fear there's nothing else available, except chapter 3 of Ruby
Developers Guide. It contains all details plus some examples, but I am
not sure how much more complete it is compared to Paul's document.

The DBI spec should serve very well as a reference. Of course it does
not contain examples and does not explain anything (it's not intended
for beginners).

Regards,

  Michael

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On Tue, Nov 04, 2003 at 04:34:53AM +0900, Daniel Bretoi wrote:

Hi,

I have a problem locating any good documentation for ruby DBI.
all I can find on the sourceforge page is some specs and some examples.

I've found 'using the Ruby DBI Module' by Paul DuBois, with mor
edescriptions, but I still don't have a reference documentation for it.

Id appriciate some links.

3

Hi,

I have a problem locating any good documentation for ruby DBI.
all I can find on the sourceforge page is some specs and some examples.

I’ve found ‘using the Ruby DBI Module’ by Paul DuBois, with mor
edescriptions, but I still don’t have a reference documentation for it.

Id appriciate some links.

I fear there’s nothing else available, except chapter 3 of Ruby
Developers Guide. It contains all details plus some examples, but I am
not sure how much more complete it is compared to Paul’s document.

The DBI spec should serve very well as a reference. Of course it does
not contain examples and does not explain anything (it’s not intended
for beginners).

but it doesn’t really go over the functions and what they do either,
which is what I really need. Nor is the code commented well enough to be
easily able to read what the stuff does.

db

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On Tue, Nov 04, 2003 at 11:03:00PM +0900, Michael Neumann wrote:

On Tue, Nov 04, 2003 at 04:34:53AM +0900, Daniel Bretoi wrote:

Regards,

Michael

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A.D. 1844: Samuel Morse invents Morse code. Cryptography export
restrictions prevent the telegraph’s use outside the U.S. and Canada.